Cairo High School - Egypti Yearbook (Cairo, IL)

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prizes awarded tim' ' ' On a clear, crisp autumn day, October 3, final work was done for the Homecoming Parade. Cairo High,s campus was the scene of much hammering, taping, and painting as the many clubs and classes put the last touches on their floats. There were such laments as f'Where did you put the hammer?', uSome- body took my stapler! This work climaxed many weeks of preparation that had gone on in garages, basements, and even living rooms of C.H.S. students. Newly formed clubs and more active old ones raised the number of floats this year to a maximum. These floats were all so clever and showed such good school spirit that the judges had a difficult task of selecting these Winning floats: FIRST, Chemistry Clubg SECOND, THE soPHoMoRE HIGH HAT collapsed as the G.A.A.g and THIRD, Pilot Light. parade started. .'X'I l'R1XC'l'lN li FLU NTS showed the imagination, labor, and cooperation of clubs and classes. ri Eli

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